A Quick Tour of San Diego and Grad Life
We feel that San Diego is such a great place to visit, but an even better place to live. Graduate students in our department work hard and play hard. San Diego and the surrounding areas are abound with recreational opportunities. Whether you enjoy surfing, the arts, snowboarding, or hiking, San Diego has it all. Even though there is so much to do here, our graduate students love to travel. This page gives you a look of graduate life here in San Diego and some of the adventures our students take.
Stay Classy San Diego!
Graduate Student Life
GSA Rock the Red Carpet
Ryan and his Band at a Gig
Kristina, Nick, Jessica, and Sarah
Mount Whitney!
Congratulations Sujata!
Bouchet Honor Society Fellowship
Gabe in action at a Cycling Event
Alec at Mount Woodson
Don Enjoying a San Diego Sunset
Michael and Travis at a Music Festival
Lab Group out on a Camping Retreat
Jumping in La Jolla Shores
Pat at the River
Watching a Ball Game
Loves his Science
A Quick Tour of San Diego
San Diego skyline, marina, and Coronado Bridge. Downtown San Diego, especially the Gaslamp Quarter, is a popular nightspot for dancing and dining.
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| San Diego Coronado Bridge | San Diego Gaslamp Quarter | San Diego Downtown | ||
La Jolla
The picturesque coves of La Jolla are popular places to swim and catch an up-close view of the seals
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| La Jolla Beach | La Jolla Blacks Beach | La Jolla Piers | ||
Balboa Park
At "the heart of the city", Balboa Park's 1400 beautiful acres include the famous San Diego Zoo, Old Globe Theater, 15 museums, gardens, an organ pavilion, and art shops.
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| Balboa Park | Museum of Photographic Arts | Japanese Friendship Garden | ||